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        var zoomify_width = 8001;
		var zoomify_height = 6943;
		var zoomify_url = "http://almor.mzk.cz/moll/AA22/0103/";

        var map, zoomify;

        function init(){
	       /* First we initialize the zoomify pyramid (to get number of tiers) */
	        var zoomify = new OpenLayers.Layer.Zoomify( "Zoomify", zoomify_url, 
		  		new OpenLayers.Size( zoomify_width, zoomify_height ) );

	       /* Map with raster coordinates (pixels) from Zoomify image */
	        var options = {
	            maxExtent: new OpenLayers.Bounds(0, 0, zoomify_width, zoomify_height),
	            maxResolution: Math.pow(2, zoomify.numberOfTiers-1 ),
	            numZoomLevels: zoomify.numberOfTiers,
	            units: 'pixels'
	        };

	        map = new OpenLayers.Map("map", options);
	        map.addLayer(zoomify);

            map.setBaseLayer(zoomify);
	        map.zoomToMaxExtent();
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      <h1 id="title">Zoomify Layer Example</h1>

    <div id="tags">
        zoomify, layer
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    <p id="shortdesc">
        Demo of a layer with Zoomify tiles.
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	    <p>
	    Demonstration of the Zoomify layer in OpenLayers.<br>
	 	You can have a look at <a href="http://almor.mzk.cz/moll/AA22/103.html">Zoomify viewer for this picture</a>, which is using the same <a href="http://almor.mzk.cz/moll/AA22/0103/">tiles</a>.
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		For change to our own image you have to specify 'url' (zoomifyImagePath in Zoomify terminology) and 'size' ('width' and 'height' from ImageProperty.xml file).<br>
		Custom tiles can be easily generated with original <a href="http://www.zoomify.com/">Zoomify software</a> like with freely available <a href="http://www.zoomify.com/express.htm">ZoomifyerEZ</a> or with Adobe PhotoShop CS3 (it has built in support for export into Zoomify tiles).<br>
		There is also a <a href="http://sourceforge.net/projects/zoomifyimage/">ZoomifyImage SourceForge Project</a>, a tile cutter available under GPL license.<br>
		Zoomify tiles can be also served dynamically on the server side from JPEG2000 masters using <a href="http://dltj.org/article/introducing-j2ktilerenderer/">J2KTileRender</a> with available integration for DSpace and soon for Fedora Digital Repository.<br>
		<a href="http://iipimage.sourceforge.net/">IIPImage server</a> can serve Zoomify tiles dynamically from TIFF files.
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		Development of the Zoomify support for OpenLayers was supported from the grant <a href="http://www.oldmapsonline.org/">Old Maps Online</a>.
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